


keeping me hot (like july forever)

by meltedmarsbar



Series: give me the dry desert heat, brings out the animal in me [2]
Category: 13 Reasons Why (TV)
Genre: Alternate Universe - Werewolf, F/M, M/M, alex doesn't know yet, basically the summertime werewolf au no one wanted, but he knows something weird is happening, but in alex's pov with different scenes to properly showcase the gay, he's too gay for monty to realize yet, justin is also a pretty decent friend, monty is scott mcall, this is a companion piece to let's do this outside (shut down the whole block), zach is a good friend
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2017-08-08
Updated: 2017-08-07
Packaged: 2018-12-12 14:05:12
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,405
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11738607
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/meltedmarsbar/pseuds/meltedmarsbar
Summary: "Monty," Alex starts, voice mockingly gentle and soft, like he's trying to coax an answer out of him. "If you're addicted to plaid we can get you help.""Fuck you, Alex," Monty points the spoon he used for the Cool Whip at Alex. "I don't wear plaid during baseball.""Ah yes. Too bad your two true loves can't go together.""You and my dick would go together just fine."Alex chokes on his strawberry milkshake, and imagines hearing a record scratch in his head.His life is officially a bad teen movie.akamore of the summertime werewolf au that nobody asked for





	keeping me hot (like july forever)

**Author's Note:**

> Title is from Lust For Life by Lana Del Rey.
> 
> This is a companion piece to [let's do this outside (shut down the whole block)](https://archiveofourown.org/works/10719732), which is from Monty's POV. This is Alex's, and will be two chapters instead of one. I recommend reading that one first, because the scenes do not mirror each other, and some of the things that happened in LDTO are referenced here. However, it can be read as a standalone as well.

**i.**    
  
Play fighting is one part of being friends with a bunch of rowdy jocks that Alex hasn't really gotten used to yet. Like — it's fun when it's not him? But sometimes it's like they forget or don't care that Alex isn't as strong as the rest of them, and he ends up on his stomach with a knee on his back and one of his arms twisted behind him, which frankly really kind of sucks. Like, 0/10, would not recommend.   
  
But Justin and Monty both annoyed him in equal measure today, acting like drunk frat boys at 3PM because it's summertime, and they've got nothing better to do than drink lukewarm beers all damn day. So when they're over at Zach's and Monty hits Justin with a blue shell in Mario Kart and somehow they end up rolling around on the floor trying to pin each other down, all Alex does is lock eyes with Zach and laugh.   
  
"What the fuck," Zach says, pausing the game because he's in second place, right behind Alex. "You'd better not kick the coffee table, my mom's gonna know."   
  
"Mama's boy," Justin calls as he finally manages to shove Monty onto his back ("Fuck you, Justin!") knees on either side of his hips and his hands over Monty's wrists, and Monty actually snarls at him.   
  
It feels like the start of a porno between two supposedly straight guys, and Alex rolls his eyes. One or both of them is gonna pop a boner and have a gay panic.   
  
He wonders if they remember when they got drunk last Halloween and made out on a dare.   
  
Zach, who's more exasperated than anything else, says, "Fuck you, Justin," but keeps on watching as Monty thrashes around, legs flailing, and then flips Justin over, slamming his against the hardwood floor with a triumphant, "Take that, bitch."   
  
The look on Zach's face says that, yeah, he's pretty fucking done with the two of them and, honestly? Alex doesn't blame him. He's met Karen Dempsey, and she might be in Paris with her husband right now, but if anyone could sense trouble from across the globe, it's her. Zach calls them Asian mom senses, and from what Alex knows of Karen, they're legit.   
  
"Guys," Zach snaps, walking over to the two of them and yanking Monty off Justin. He's the biggest and the strongest, so it's usually reasonably effortless — this is far from first time he's had to pull Monty off someone — and Alex turns his attention to his phone, scrolling through Instagram.   
  
The first photo is of his brother living it up in college, upside down at a keg stand, and as he likes the photo, he thinks, not for the first time, that his brother would fit in with his friends better than he does.   
  
Then there's a loud thump, like a body hitting the floor, and Alex looks up right as Justin's like, "Holy shit," and Alex's eyes widen because Monty just tackled Zach to the floor.   
  
Alex didn't even know Monty was strong enough to do that.   
  
"Shit, dude," Zach says, underneath him, somehow managing to sound winded and incredulous and annoyed at the same time, "chill out."   
  
"You chill!"   
  
Leaving Zach to deal with an enraged Monty, Justin walks back to the couch, a shit eating grin on his face, and sits back next to Alex, reaching for his controller, winking at him.   
  
There's probably going to be an all out brawl because of this, but Alex nods sagely, and Justin unpauses the game.   
  
Monty and Zach's shouts of "fuck you!" and various death threats are drowned out by Alex and Justin's laughter, and when Monty fucking leaps over the couch to wedge himself in between Justin and Alex and snatches his controller, Alex feels like maybe he does belong after all.

 

* * *

  
**ii.**   
  
Sneaking into the Crestmont hadn't been on Alex's bucket list, but Monty had insisted that movies were that much more fun if you didn't pay for them. Plus, there was a Captain America feature on — all three movies, back to back. Alex isn't really a huge Marvel fan, but he'd been over at Monty's enough times so far this summer to know that he's (secretly) a fucking geek.   
  
Getting in had been easy enough — the fire exit doesn't have any security cameras, so they'd made it in no problem, then Monty bought some popcorn from Clay Jensen at the concession stand.   
  
("You'll buy popcorn but not tickets?" Alex asked, reaching over and stealing some.   
  
Monty just pushed the box into Alex's hands. "It's the principle of the thing, man.")   
  
Unfortunately, they hadn't expected Clay Jensen to be checking tickets during the fifteen minute break in between movies. Which led to, well.   
  
This.   
  
They're honest to God hiding in a fucking bathroom stall in the movie theatre, and if it wasn't so fun watching Monty get flustered, Alex would suggest they just pay the twenty-five bucks each.   
  
"You know," Alex says from where he's sitting with his legs crossed on the top of the covered toilet seat. "Some people might say this is pretty gay."   
  
Monty looks at Alex, pushes off the stall door that he's leaning against. "Yeah?" he asks sarcastically, putting both his hands on Alex's shoulders and leaning in close, like he's trying to make him uncomfortable.   
  
Two can play that game. Sure, Monty might've made out with Justin once on a dare, but Alex is the one who kisses boys on the regular, even if it's just in dark alley ways and deserted classrooms in school.   
  
If Monty wants to act like he wasn't staring while Alex practically gave a blowjob to that cherry popsicle when Alex was over the other day, so be it. Alex doesn't care. _Really._   
  
Alex obviously doesn't give a fuck, even though Monty's lips are a fraction away from his, and he can smell the orange soda on his breath. The proximity makes his heart beat that little bit faster — he swallows, and Monty smirks, like he knows. The whole thing is just complete bullshit, because, like — Monty's the one that can't stop his eyes from flickering down to stare at Alex's lips. And if there's one thing Alex Standall has, it's nerve, and he's not about to lose it now.   
  
Not to Monty, of all people.   
  
So he steels himself, looks Monty right in the eyes, and licks his lips, then exhales — thank God he'd been chewing mint gum earlier — and smiles.   
  
Your move, asshole.   
  
Monty looks torn between incredulity and respect, but what surprises Alex is Monty's cheeks — they're pink, and Alex can't fucking believe it.   
  
Montgomery de la Cruz is less than an inch away from Alex's lips, and he's blushing. He's blushing, and, God, it looks like he's actually starting to lean in.   
  
When Monty's hands cup Alex's face, fingers calloused from years of baseball brushing against his skin, Alex's heart damn near stops right there and then, because — is this really happening? In the bathroom of the Crestmont? It's so much trashier than just making out during the movie in the back row of seats, but —   
  
"Jensen's probably gone by now," Monty says, patting Alex's cheek — fucking condescending asshole — and stepping away from him, quickly unlocking the door and then turning back to grab Alex's wrist, tugging him forward. "C'mon — Winter Soldier's next."   
  
What the fuck just happened?   
  
Alex decides to just go with it, allowing the other boy to tug him back into the theatre, opting to just not say anything at all when Monty ends up holding his hand for a few moments before they get back to their seats.   
  
So much for all his nerve.

 

* * *

 

**iii.**   
  
When Alex first started going to Liberty High, he pretended not to hear people talking about him. Of course there were rumours — you don't get to be a boy and have hair that's bleached blonde and a septum piercing without everyone thinking you're gay — but once he started dating Jess, those had all gone away. Even his dad seemed more relaxed. Clapped him on the shoulder and called him a real man, whatever that meant. Like going out with a girl whose heart he later broke along with his own made him a "real man".   
  
_The Only Exception_ was the only song he listened to for almost a month after the whole list debacle.   
  
Anyway.   
  
The list had pretty much cemented his place in Bryce Walker's clique, which was nice for the most part — but the list had also shattered his friendship with the only two people in this town who he was out to. Like, permanently.   
  
Hannah probably still hates his guts, and, honestly? Alex doesn't blame her. And Jess...   
  
Jess is dating Justin, who works double shifts at the diner so he can take her out for nice dinners, and Alex still feels a twinge in his gut sometimes when he thinks about her.   
  
Someone once told him that you never forget your first love — now Alex knows they were right.   
  
When he'd fallen in love with Jess, it'd felt like that was what he'd been born to do. Like he'd been made to fall in love with her. Sometimes he'd lie in bed at night after Facetiming her til she fell asleep, with his hands clasped over his stomach, just thinking of her until a knot formed in his throat, until it felt like his chest was cracking open with how much he ached from being in love with Jess.   
  
So, yeah. That's Alex's experience with love. And this thing with Monty? Doesn't feel anything like that. Every bit of Alex is screaming at him to be wary, but he can't really help how he feels — them getting closer isn't making things any easier, and Monty staring at Alex's lips occasionally doesn't fucking help.   
  
If his heart ached from how he felt about Jess, the only ache Monty's giving Alex is a goddamn headache. And the two people who he could've talked to about this? Hate him.   
  
Which has led to this — him, lying face down on Zach's huge bed, and the taller boy hovering around him sort of awkwardly, alternating between patting his shoulder and asking if he wants something to drink. It's endearing, and Alex feels his heart swell a little when Zach says that his mom just bought some Capri Sun yesterday.   
  
He rolls over, and Zach's like, "You ready to spit it out, Standall?"   
  
It's a casual question, an easy one, but — to Alex? It feels like a loaded gun. But then Zach sits down on the bed next to him, eyes soft and his smile encouraging. "You don't have to talk 'til you're ready, dude. I've got all day."   
  
"There's a guy." Alex says, and Zach doesn't look surprised, just — curious, maybe.   
  
"That you like?" he asks, not sounding like he's trying to be careful, and Alex just wants to hug him just for that.   
  
"God," Alex sits up, picks at the pale blue bed spread, then looks Zach in the eye. "I don't fucking know. It's something. I don't really wanna talk about that. I think — Fuck, I think I just needed to say it. Like, out loud."   
  
Zach nods, like he gets it, and Alex figures he does. If anyone bothered to really look, they'd be able to see how shy Zach gets sometimes when he's away from a group. On the court and with his friends, he's Zach Dempsey, Liberty High basketball's MVP, but — by himself?   
  
He's just Zach.   
  
Alex had been in Bio class with him when he'd cried over dissecting that frog, so Alex had done all the work after Zach named the little guy Buddy.   
  
That was the day they became friends.   
  
"The guys won't care," Zach tells him, sounding sure. Certain. "That you like dudes, I mean."

He doesn’t say _‘we all kinda already figured, so —’_ and Alex is grateful for that.   
  
"I like girls too."   
  
"I know." The smile Zach gives Alex is a little sad. "I saw how you looked at Jess."   
  
"If you knew who I — let's just say I really wish I still liked Jess."   
  
That seems to sober Zach up, and, _God_ — if he guesses that it's Monty? Alex is launching himself right out Zach's window.   
  
"You know, dude," Zach says, sounding oddly serious, "If basketball's taught me, like, anything? It's that sometimes you gotta just take a shot. Nothing worth having is gonna be found where it's safe."   
  
And, yeah, maybe he sounds a little like a motivation poster with cats on it, but Zach's voice is sincere, he's looking at Alex to see if what he said made a difference, and it makes Alex smile.   
  
"I hate it when you make sense," he says, and he means thank you. Zach opens his arms, and Alex leans into them, knowing that Zach understands. He's warm, secure. Steady. "Liking someone feels like _shit_ ."   
  
"If it was supposed to feel good, it wouldn't be called a crush, dude."   
  
That makes Alex snort, then laugh, then shove Zach off the bed.

“Where the fuck did you read that?”

“Chicken soup for the soul,” Zach says from the floor, and his expression turns serious. “There’s not actually any recipes in there, what the fuck, right?”

Alex throws a pillow at him, and hopes that Zach knows just how how much Alex loves him.

 

* * *

  

**iv.**

  
Since he was a little kid, his dad's been bugging him to get into sports. Actually, not even sports — just, like, _sport_ . "Just one, Alex," his dad used to say while popping the cap off a Blue Moon on the fake granite kitchen counter. "Just one damn sport. Even fuckin' _track_ , son. C'mon. I'm not asking for much."   
  
Except that he kind of was, since Alex's got a stomach ulcer, but, y'know. No pain no gain, or something. Go team.   
  
Whatever.   
  
He still hasn't seen anyone look saltier than his father on the day Alex's mom brought him home with a guitar. Except maybe his own face in the mirror the day Justin told him through a text that he was dating Jess now, and how he hoped Alex was ‘ _chill about it, thanks for understanding, dude’_ .   
  
Like father like son, right? Maybe he'd gotten something from his dad after all.

Either way, Alex has never been the most sporty guy around, alright? That paired with being friends with a bunch of jocks means that Alex is pretty used to not being the strongest guy in the room. It's usually fine — Zach twists open Alex's Nesquik strawberry milk bottles when Alex can't, and then pretends to stab himself with his EpiPen after. Justin’s given up telling him one day he’s going to actually stab himself, but Alex sees Justin watching Zach every time he does that.

It almost makes Alex forgive him for the Jess thing.

For someone who doesn’t give a shit about sports, he’s friends with _a lot_ of jocks. It wasn’t intentional, but it happened, and Alex isn’t about to try to find another friend group now — he’s still getting used to this one.

Like — before this summer, Monty wasn’t really someone Alex would’ve considered a friend. Sure, they _tolerated_ each other, but even then sometimes they were barely civil. But now Alex is sitting on Monty’s couch after they almost kissed in a bathroom stall a week ago, watching a baseball game with him.

And, like — Alex is totally watching the game. Of course he is. It’s not his fucking fault that Monty yells at the TV and that his brow furrows when he’s frustrated and that he bites down hard on his lower lip when there’s someone at third base and that he hugs his mom’s decorative cushions when the game is stressing him out. It’s not his fault that Monty had to go and become _endearing_ , of all fucking things, like Alex needed to want to date him instead of just fuck him.

It’s _not._

“Dude,” Alex says, tugging on the pillow clutched tightly in Monty’s hands. It looks like it’s at risk of being crushed, and he’s pretty sure Monty’s mom won’t appreciate that.

“I hate baseball,” Monty grumbles, and it’s the worst lie Alex has ever heard. He practically eats, sleeps, even _breathes_ baseball.

Alex isn’t sure what happens on screen, because he’s too busy trying to yank the poor decorative pillow out of Monty’s hands, but whatever it is, it must be bad, because Monty rips the pillow clean in half, and the stuffing pours out, spilling onto Monty and Alex’s laps.

“Dude,” Alex says again, more concerned than exasperated, because — how’d he even do that? It is — _was_ — a fairly solid cushion, and he’s pretty sure Monty shouldn’t have been able to just rip it apart.

At the very least, Monty looks a little sheepish, rubbing the back of his neck as he says, “We need to go to Pottery Barn.”

Because he’s too preoccupied wondering how the fuck Monty did that, Alex doesn’t realize until they’re walking down the aisles of Pottery Barn how fucking domestic this is, and when Monty excitedly hands him the right pillow, Alex is torn between knocking it out of Monty’s hands, backing him up against the shelves and kissing him, or burying his head in the cushion and screaming.

 

* * *

 

**v.**

**_standnone:_ ** _you ripped a fucking pillow in half_

**_standnone:_ ** _how tf did you do that???_

**_montypython:_ ** _gainz_

**_montypython:_ ** _duh_

**_standnone:_ ** _wtf lose my number_

**_montypython:_ ** _shut up you love me_

 

* * *

 

**vi.**

It’s one in the morning, but Alex is sitting at the 24-hour diner, knocking back coffee like he’s not annoyed that his dad and brother “forgot” to invite him on another father-son outing while his mom is on another shift at the hospital. But it’s cool. It’s fine. It’s a father-son outing, not a father- _sons_ outing, and he pretends that it doesn’t sting as he types too hard on the keys of his MacBook Pro, the _sorry_ gift his parents had gotten him for uprooting him right before sophomore year.

“You’re gonna break that,” Justin says, popping up behind him, and instead of turning, Alex waits for Justin to sit down opposite him at the booth. It’s late, and Justin’s the only waiter working the graveyard shift in the deserted restaurant.

This is just one of what appears to be three jobs that Justin’s working this summer, and Alex pushes his coffee over to the other boy, trying not to stare at the the dark circles under his eyes.

“I’m coffeed out, man,” Justin says, propping his head up in one of his hands. “I’m not gonna be able to sleep for a week.”

“You look like you never sleep.”

The moment he says it, Alex wants to punch himself in the stomach, but Justin just laughs, but his voice is not-quite-friendly this time. “We can’t all have parents who get us fucking laptops, Standall.”

It’s both a warning to not bring that up again, and a reminder that Justin does, in fact, remember that time he got too drunk at Bryce’s and overshared with Alex.

That night had been weird, and Alex and Justin had ended up in a “my life is shittier” contest that Justin had won by a landslide after they both cried through half a box of three-ply Kleenex. They haven’t really spoken about it since, but they’d ended up with a tentative sort of bond after, even though Justin’s dating Jess, and Alex isn’t sure what to do when Justin wears sweaters on hot days to hide the bruises that Alex knows must be on his arms.

“Google’s telling me that Monty has hyperreflexia,” Alex offers, and Justin raises an eyebrow as Alex turns the computer to face him.

“You mean he’s got IED. Dude’s a ticking time bomb.”

Alex sighs. “He ripped a pillow in half.”

“That’s nothing, dude. Remember when he fucked up Tyler last month?” Justin sounds more flippant than anything else, because he hates Tyler just as much as the rest of the jocks do, but not as much as Monty seems to. “And the car earlier this summer? I like the guy, but he’s fucking psycho.” 

Alex does remember, and he frowns, turning his laptop back around. Apparently _fast reflexes, too strong_ isn’t the best google search.

“Maybe he’s got IED, but that’s not —”

“Why d’you care so much?”

The question is blunt — typical Justin — and Alex isn’t about to explain his misguided crush on Monty to the guy dating his ex-girlfriend. Considering the fact that Justin and Monty kissed once on dare, it’s only fair that Alex at least makes out with Monty, honestly. An eye for an eye, right? If Justin gets to date the first person Alex ever loved, Alex gets to kiss Monty since Justin did.

It’s solid logic.

“My dad’s out with Peter again,” Alex says quietly, instead of answering, and Justin nods, mumbles, “Dad’s fucking _suck_ ,” before getting up and walking back to the counter.

It’s uncommonly thoughtful when Justin slides a slice of chocolate pie towards him, but he accepts it anyway. Justin doesn’t ask any more questions about Monty, or his dad, and, when Justin's shift is over and they're walking to Alex's car, he doesn’t ask any questions when Justin tells him to just take him to Alex’s house instead of his own.

 

* * *

 

 

**vii.**

**_standnone:_ ** _do you think monty has ied??_

**_dempzee:_ ** _everyone thinks monty has ied_

**_dempzee:_ ** _except monty_

**_dempzee:_ ** _you two have been hanging out a lot this summer_

**_standnone:_ ** _jealous? don’t worry i only dissect frogs with you_

**_dempzee:_ ** _((((: i kno i’m ur fave alex_

**_dempzee:_ ** _wait holy shit are you gay for monty_

**_standnone:_ ** _gross, no_

**_dempzee:_ ** _justin?_

**_standnone:_ ** _refer to previous text_

**_dempzee:_ ** _one of these days i’m gonna guess it right ):_

**_standnone:_ ** _uh huh. good luck with that_

 

* * *

**viii.**  

Living in a small town is basically useless if pizza takes more than an hour to be delivered, and Alex has downed two milkshakes already to get his hunger pangs to stop without actually eating anything so he doesn’t ruin his appetite. 

This is his _third_ milkshake of the day, and Alex knows he's going to get a stomach ache later, but it'll totally worth it, even if Monty says "I told you so". And it's not like Monty's totally innocent in this — he's the one making the milkshakes, after all, so he's just sitting back and allowing this to happen.   
  
"You're an enabler," Alex accuses as Monty pushes the glass over to him from the other side of his kitchen island. The strawberry milkshake is a pale shade of pink with Cool Whip spooned on top of it — makeshift whipped cream. It's even got a bendy straw. Monty walks over to the fridge, grabs a box of cherries, and suddenly Alex feels like a suburban boy next door.   
  
"You're, like, a guest or some shit. Mom would fuckin' kill me if I treated you bad," Monty drops a single cherry right in the middle of the Cool Whip. "If you're gonna puke you'd better not puke on me."   
  
"I'll make sure to aim right for your plaid."   
  
"Fuck you, leave my plaid outta this."   
  
It's then Alex realizes that, like — all Monty ever seems to wear is plaid. It's a very San Francisco techie vibe, minus the glasses, which kind of works for him, but, like. If all he's wearing is plaid, it's... really kind of tragic. 

"Monty," Alex starts, voice mockingly gentle and soft, like he's trying to coax an answer out of him. "If you're addicted to plaid we can get you help."   
  
"Fuck you, Alex," Monty points the spoon he used for the Cool Whip at Alex. "I don't wear plaid during baseball."   
  
"Ah yes. Too bad your two true loves can't go together."   
  
"You and my dick would go together just fine."   
  
Alex chokes on his strawberry milkshake, and imagines hearing a record scratch in his head.

His life is officially a bad teen movie.

_Hey. The guy choking on a strawberry milkshake? Yep, that loser is me. You're probably wondering how I got to this point. It's all because Montgomery de la fucking Cruz made a joke about me being his true love_ **_and_ ** _fucking me without batting an eyelash. Watch me continue to make bad decisions._   
  
All Monty does is laugh, more amused than mean, and, never one to be outdone, Alex clears his throat. Swallows. Dips one of his fingers into the Cool Whip and watches Monty's gaze follow his tongue as he licks it off slowly. Is like, "Think you'd prefer it if I choked on something else, Monty."   
  
Tearing his eyes again from Alex's lips, Monty meets his gaze, a shit eating grin on his face. "That you offering?" he asks, like it's a challenge. Like he doesn't think Alex is up for it.   
  
But he is. In more ways than one.   
  
"Maybe it is," Alex replies, stepping closing the gap between the two of them, getting into Monty's space. If he's going to try to make Alex uncomfortable, two can play at that game.   
  
Monty's lips curve into an incredulous smirk, and his head tilts as he leans in, one hand reaching up. Sliding through Alex's hair. Alex absolutely does _not_ shudder.   
  
"Okay," Monty says, casually, like this is something the two of them do. Like they're close enough friends for this not to be weird.   
  
"Okay?"   
  
"Did you just The Fault In Our Stars me?"   
  
"Oh my god," Alex says, "shut up."

 The sound of the doorbell ringing is the worst sound in the world, and as they jump apart, Alex sends a big _fuck you_ to any God that might be out there.

 Alex has never been more disappointed to have pizza.

Monty pays the pizza guy, returns with a huge box, and they don’t talk about it. Instead, Monty bets Alex that he can eat half the pizza faster than Alex can, and Alex hates losing, especially to Monty, of all fucking people, so he accepts, knowing that his ulcer is going to fuck him for this.

Halfway through his fifth slice, Alex’s stomach gives an all too familiar lurch, his mouth floods with warm saliva, and he knows he’s made a big mistake.

Monty patting his back when he’s throwing up the milkshakes and pizza makes it _sort of_ worth it.

Sort of.

**Author's Note:**

> Sorry for ending it there! In the next (and final) chapter, we'll get to what happened when Monty split his palm open by accident, by from Alex's POV. I didn't mean for it to be a two parter, but Alex was so much fun to write, and establishing their friendship was important, since Monty didn't really dwell on it, but Alex does. Come yell at me on [my Tumblr](http://courtneycrimsen.tumblr.com) if you like!


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